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Alice Murray
Alice H. Murray, a Florida adoption attorney with over 25 years of experience, writes non-fiction. She has penned articles for legal professional magazines, her local paper, and a mission magazine. Alice also won an American Bar Association haiku contest. A non-fiction piece of hers was published in Short And Sweet, and a fiction piece was published in Short And Sweet Too. A third piece has been selected for inclusion in another in the Short And Sweet series due out in July 2018. Alice has a manuscript, “Ho Ho Holy Humor—Devotions For A Cheerful Reader,” completed and ready for publication. She blogs regularly at aliceinwonderingland.wordpress.com and tweets as @dawgatty.
Health
Claims Vaping a Safe Alternative to Smoking Go up in Smoke
While smoke is not involved in vaping, a firestorm of controversy about the safety of vaping has filled the air recently.
World
History Goes up in Flames at Notre Dame
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The historic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris went up in flames on Monday, April 15th. In a matter of a few hours, hundreds of...
Family
Happy Mother’s Day, Tummy Mommy
Who is this unheralded mother? She's a Tummy Mommy. In case you are unfamiliar with this term, it is a description of a birth mother, a brave woman who has carried a child for months, endured the pain of delivering that child and then has her heart broken because she will not be raising that child.
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Ask Kathy: Why am I not experiencing more joy in my life?
We asked Kathy Martin, a well known counselor with a thriving practice in Palm Beach County, if she would address questions brought to her by readers of One Christian Voice. And she agreed! Here is the first question we posed to her and her solution.
Hope California to Bring Thousands to Jesus
Following the success in Asbury University, a major outreach movement is in motion in California.
Churches in Malawi Respond with Shelter and Food After Deadly Cyclone
The longest-ever recorded cyclone in history---lasting 36 days, hit southeast Africa and killed 522, injured more than 700 people, and left more than 345,000 people homeless.
Regent Students Choose God During Spring Break
Regent University in Virginia experienced the call of the Holy Spirit during an outpouring of spiritual renewal.
France Celebrates Bible Month
This year's theme is "Solidarity in the light of the Bible" and more than 200 bookstores and libraries are joining.
New Women’s Audio Bible Launched in the UK
The first-ever audio Bible recorded solely by UK women launched on March 8, coinciding with International Women's Day.
Notre Dame to Re-open in December 2024
French officials announced that one of the country's most iconic buildings will welcome visitors and faithful by December 2024.
Pilgrimages Can Help Unchurched Travelers
A travel website predicts that pilgrimages will be one of the biggest travel trends in 2023.
Ukraine Christians Are On The Rise Amid War
It's been a year since Russia invaded Ukraine, but in the middle of the destruction, more Ukrainians cling to Jesus Christ.
Asbury Revival Spreads to Other Christian Universities
As Asbury University closes revival services to the general public, the nonstop worship phenomenon has reached other universities in the U.S.
Asbury Revival Attracts Thousands, Moves Services Off Campus
The small town of Wilmore, Kentucky suddenly became host to an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 people who joined the Asbury Revival.
Samaritan’s Purse Delivers 200 Millionth Shoebox Gift
Samaritan's Purse reached a new milestone in delivering its 200 millionth shoebox.